Israel in despair over possible Iranian retaliation, by Lucas Leiroz

The Iranians are masters of asymmetric warfare. From Lucas Leiroz at strategic-culture.su:

The Zionist regime is increasingly unable to predict the next developments in the conflict, remaining in constant instability.

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Recently, Zionist troops retreated from Khan Younis, ending one of the main battles of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since October 7, 2023. Israeli propagandists try to describe the maneuver as a strategic retreat, with unsubstantiated claims that Hamas has “ceased to exist” as a military organization in the region. However, the move was the result of a true military defeat. Israel was unable to maintain positions in southern Gaza, being forced to withdraw in the face of new military emergencies.

These “emergencies” are certainly related to the Israeli fear of retaliation from Tehran for the attack on the Iranian Embassy in Damascus. Considering the seriousness of what happened, it is absolutely clear that the Persian country will give a harsh response to the aggressor side, which has generated panic among Israeli officials. Maintaining positions in southern Gaza, where Zionist troops were under constant Palestinian fire, became unfeasible in the face of new “threats”, which is why Tel Aviv retreated from Khan Younis to keep its soldiers in combat readiness in the event of an Iranian attack. Meanwhile, Palestinian resistance forces are now retaking ground previously occupied by the IDF.

One of Israel’s greatest fears is that Iran will mobilize Hezbollah for open war. Tel Aviv is paying special attention to the north, on the border with Lebanon, where it expects a large-scale incursion by Shiite militia soon. Hezbollah is currently one of the most powerful non-state military movements in the entire world. The Israeli media itself has published reports stating that the group has more missiles than all the countries in the European Union combined. Tel Aviv deeply fears that there will be a direct confrontation with Hezbollah as it knows that it would be very unlikely to achieve victory in such a war.

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2 responses to “Israel in despair over possible Iranian retaliation, by Lucas Leiroz

  1. Bibi Satan did threaten to expand out of Gaza which just might piss some people off.

    Only if you know your enemy inside out can you defeat him. Make him falter and reveal his strengths and weaknesses.

    Sun Tzu

    Power is not what you have but what the enemy thinks you have.

    Saul Alinsky

  2. Neo is the One's avatar Neo is the One

    Breaking-Iran seizes Rothschilandia container ship in Straight of Hormuz.

    If they shut the strait down $10 a gallon gas for the peak summer driving season?

    Yes we can!

    Forward, si se puede!

    Germany to send air defense to the meat grinder killing fields of the 404 now that RF owns the skies

    F-16 vs. those Sukhoi badass birds? LMFAO!

    Klaus will have WWIII as the FEW say WTF are you gonna do about it.

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